Simulation
Resources for Global Educators
Please note that this is a
partial list of resources. If you have additional ones
that you recommend adding, please contact Ann Lutterman-Aguilar at
anital@terra.com.mx. Thanks.
Simulation Games about
Diversity & Social Justice Issues
BorderLinks, Inc. and the Arizona Area Office of the American Friends Service
Committee. The Great Free Trade Skit (Or “How to Become a Player in the
Global Economy in a Few Easy Steps). BorderLinks, 1040 N. First Avenue,
Tucson, AZ 850179 (520) 628- 8263. Email: program@borderlinks.org,
www.borderlinks.org
BorderLinks, Inc. and the Center for Ethics and Economic Policy. The
Debt Skit:
Paniagua and the Story of Their Debt. BorderLinks, 1040 N. First Avenue,
Tucson, AZ 850179 (520) 628-8263. Email: program@borderlinks.org,
www.borderlinks.org
BorderLinks, Inc. and the University of Arizona Center for Latin American
Studies.
Migration Simulation. BorderLinks, 1040 N. First Avenue, Tucson, AZ 850179
(520) 628-8263. Email: program@borderlinks.org, www.borderlinks.org
Development Education Project. World Summit Simulation.
Development
Education Project, c/o Manchester Metropolitan U., 801 Wilmslow Road,
Manchester, M20 2QR, (0) 161-445-2495 or (0) 161-445-2360,
depman@gn.apc.org, www.wwflearning.co.uk/activities/
Fowler, Sandra Mumford and Barbara Steinwachs with Pierre Corbell. “Clues &
Challenges.” Contact Barbara Steinwachs at 315/536/7895 or Pierre Pierre
Corbell at 819-478-4671.
Gochenour, Theodore. “The Albatross.” In Beyond
Experience: An Experiential
Approach to Cross-Cultural Education, 2nd Edition. Edited
by Theodore
Gochenour. Intercultural Press, Inc., 1993. 119-127.
Gochenour, Theodore. “The Mockingbird.” In Beyond
Experience: An Experiential
Approach to Cross-Cultural Education, 2nd Edition. Edited
by Theodore
Gochenour. Intercultural Press, Inc., 1993. 114-116.
Gochenour, Theodore. “The Owl.” In Beyond Experience:
An Experiential
Approach to Cross-Cultural Education, 2nd Edition. Edited
by Theodore
Gochenour. Intercultural Press, Inc., 1993. 128-133.
Halioris, Joanna. “Playground.” In Learning through
Fun and Games: 40 Games
and Simulations for Trainers, Facilitators and Managers. McGraw-Hill
Companies, Inc., 1999. 87-94.
Hopkins, David. “Tisouro: Creating Felt Needs.”
In Beyond Experience: An
Experiential Approach to Cross-Cultural Education, 2nd Edition.
Edited by
Theodore Gochenour. Intercultural Press, Inc., 1993. 149-153.
Kennedy, Moorhead and Martha M. Keys. “Fire in the Forest.”
People’s Publishing
Group: 1-800-822-1080.
Kolankiewicz, Sandra. “Neighborhood: Teaching Citizen-Leadership
Using the
Simulation Experience.” McDonough Center for Leadership and Business at
Marietta College. Email: kolankis@marietta.edu
Kuczynski, Lana. “World Peace.” In Learning
through Fun and Games: 40
Games and Simulations for Trainers, Facilitators and Managers. McGraw-Hill
Companies, Inc., 1999. 43-48.
Larudee, Mehrene and Caren Grown. If I Were Minister of Finance… (a
simulation
of the Argentine currency crisis) Email: mehrene@ku.edu and
cgrown@icrw.org
Leigh, Elyssebeth and Don Chantler. “Rift Raft Inc.”
In Learning through Fun and
Games: 40 Games and Simulations for Trainers, Facilitators and Managers.
McGraw- Hill Companies, Inc., 1999. 95-100.
Leigh, Elyssebeth and Jeff Kinder. (1999) Learning through Fun
and Games: 40
Games and Simulations for Trainers, Facilitators and Managers. McGraw-Hill
Companies, Inc.
Loschiavo, Fiona. “Boarding Pass to the New World.” In Learning
through Fun and
Games: 40 Games and Simulations for Trainers, Facilitators and Managers,
edited by Elyssebeth Leigh and Jeff Kinder. McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.,
1999. 52-54.
McAffery, James, Daniel Edwards, Judee Blohm, and David Bachner. Markhall.
Youth for Understanding, 3601 Newark St., NW, Washington, DC 20016.
Nipporica Associates. (1993) Ecotonos: A Multicultural Problem-Solving
Simulation. Intercultural Press.
Pepin, Claude. “The Ostrich.” In Beyond Experience:
An Experiential Approach
to Cross- Cultural Education, 2nd Edition. Edited by Theodore
Gochenour.
Intercultural Press, Inc., 1993. 117-118.
Powell, Melanie. “The Power and Privilege Game.” Email:
mpowell68@yahoo.com
Powers, Richard B. (1999) “An Alien Among Us.” Intercultural
Press.
Ruiz, Octavio, Amy Sanders, and Meredith Sommers. (1995) “At
What Price? A
Simulation on Mexican Economic Culture.” In Many Faces of Mexico, 2nd
Edition. Resource Center of the Americas. 247-260. (www.americas.org)
Ruiz, Octavio, Amy Sanders, and Meredith Sommers. (1995) “Who
is Being Fed?
Food Pathways in North America.” In Many Faces of Mexico, 2nd Edition.
Resource Center of the Americas. 261-271. (www.americas.org)
Shirts, R. Garry. (1974) Bafá Bafá: A Cross-Cultural
Simulation. Simulation
Training Systems (formerly Simile II). Email:
MitchShirts@SimulationTrainingSystems.com
___________. (1978) Rafá Rafá. Simulation Training
Systems (formerly Simile II).
Email: MitchShirts@SimulationTrainingSystems.com
___________. (1969) Star Power. Simulation Training Systems
(formerly Simile
II). Email: MitchShirts@SimulationTrainingSystems.com
___________. (1985) Tag Game. Simulation Training Systems
(formerly Simile
II). Email: MitchShirts@SimulationTrainingSystems.com
Sisk, Dorothy. (1980) Parlé. Center
for Creativity, Innovation and Leadership,
Lamar University.
___________. (1983) Land of the Sphinx and Land of the Rainbow.
Center for
Creativity, Innovation and Leadership, Lamar University.
Swensen, Mary and Jane Austin. (1997) The Cost of Your Shirt: A Simulation
Exercise for Secondary Students and Adults Based on the Real-Life Drama of
Guatemalan Textile Workers. Resource Center of the Americas, 317 17th Ave.,
S.E., Minneapolis, MN 55414-077. (612) 627-9445. www.americas.org
Thiagarajan, Sivasailam. (1994) Cash Games. Human Resource
Development
Press.
___________. SH!: Sexual Harassment Simulation.
Human Resource
Development Press.
___________. (1994) Teamwork Games. Human Resource Development
Press.
Thiagarajan, Sivasailam and Glenn Parker. (1999) Teamwork & Teamplay:
Games
and Activities for Building Training Teams. Jossey-Bass.
Thiagarajan, Sivasailam with Barbara Steinwachs. (1990) Barnga:
A Simulation
Game on Cultural Clashes. A SIETAR International publication. Intercultural
Press, Inc.
Thiagarajan, Sivasailam with Raja Thiagarajan. (1995) Diversity Simulation
Games: Exploring and Celebrating Differences. HRD Press. (This book
contains the following 5 brief simulation games: “Brief Encounter,” “Chatter,”
“Exclude,” “Reincarnation,” & “Same Difference.”)
Vernon, Robert. (1978) Talking Rocks: A Simulation
on the Origins of Writing.
Simulation Training Systems (formerly Simile II).
Whitehouse, Glenn. The Mock Society Project. Email:
gwhiteho@fgcu.edu
Youth for Understanding International Student Exchange and Resources Training
Group. (1984) Markhall: A Comparative Management Simulation. Youth for
Understanding.
Journals
Simulation and Gaming: An International Journal of Theory, Practice,
&
Research: www.sagepub.co.uk/journals/details/
Books, Articles about
Simulation Games
Abt, Clark. (1970) Serious Games. Viking Press.
Avedon, E.M. and B. Sutton-Smith. (1971) The Study of Games.
Wiley.
Auerbach, Sarah. (1999) “Simulations: Reach Out and Touch Some
Training”
TRAINING Magazine, v36, n7, p18.
Boocock, S. and E.O. Schild, eds. (1968). Simulation Games
in Learning, Sage
Publications.
Bredemeir, M.E. G. Berstein, and W. Oxman. (1982) “BaFá
BaFá and
Dogmatism/Ethnocentrism: A Study of Attitude Change Through Simulation-
Gaming,” Simulation and Games: An International Journal 13: 413-436.
Bredemeir, M.E. and C.S. Greenblatt. (1981) “The Educational
Effectiveness of
Simulation Games: A Synthesis of Findings,” Simulation and Games: An
International Journal 12: 307-332.
Bruin, K. (1985) “Prejudices, Discrimination and Gaming
Simulation: An Analysis,”
Simulation and Games: An International Journal 16: 161-173.
Carlson, E. (1969) Learning Through Games. Public Affairs
Press.
Coleman, J. (1968) Simulation Games and Social Theory (Report
no. 8) and
Games as Vehicles for Social Theory (Report no. 21). Johns Hopkins
University, Center for the Study of Social Organization of Schools.
Crookall, D. and D. Sanders, eds. (1989) Communication and Simulation:
From
Two Fields to One Theme. Multilingual Matters.
Crookall, David and Kiyoshi Aral, eds. (1995) Simulation
and Gaming Across
Disciplines and Cultures:
ISAGA at a Watershed. Sage Publications.
Crokall, David and Rebecca Oxford, eds. (1990) Simulaton/Gaming
and Language
Learning. New York: Harper & Row.
Dalton, R., et al. (1972) Simulation Games in Geography.
Macmillan.
Fowler, Sandra M. (1986) “Intercultural Simulation Games: Removing
Cultural
Blinders.” In Experiential and Simulation Techniques for Teaching Adults: New
Directions for Adults and Continuing Education, no. 30. Edited by L. Lewis.
Jossey-Bass.
Fowler, Sandra M. and Monica G. Mumford. (1995) Intercultural Sourcebook:
Cross- Cultural Training Methods, Volume I. Intercultural Press.
Gillipsie, Philip H. 1973) Learning through Simulation Games.
Paulist Press.
Gochenour, Theodore. (1993) Beyond Experience: An Experiential
Approach to
Cross- Cultural Education, 2nd Edition. Intercultural Press,
Inc.
Greenblatt, C.S. (1989) “Extending the Range of Experience.”
In
Communication and Simulation: From Two Fields To One Theme. Edited by
D. Crookall and D. Sanders. Multilingual Matters.
Greenblatt, C.S. and R. Duke. (1981) Principles and Practices of
Gaming
Simulations. Sage Publications.
Guetzkow, H., et al. (1963) Simulation in International Relations.
Prentice-Hall.
Hopkins, David. “Tisouro: Creating Felt Needs.”
In Beyond Experience: An
Experiential Approach to Cross-Cultural Education, 2nd Edition.
Edited by
Theodore Gochenour. Intercultural Press, Inc., 1993. 149-153.
Langley, C., ed. (1972) Games and Simulations, BBC.
Lashutka, S. (1977) “Using Cross-Cultural Simulation as a Predictor
of Cross-
Cultural Adjustment.” Simulation and Games: An International Journal 8, 481-
482.
Lewis, L., ed. (1986) Experiential and Simulation Techniques
for Teaching
Adults: New Directions for Adults and Continuing Education. Jossey-Bass.
Noesjirwan, J. and K. Brujin. (1989) “Culture, Prejudice and Simulation/Gaming
in
Theory and Practice.” In Communication and Simulation: From Two Fields to
One Theme. Edited by D. Crookall and D. Sanders. Multilingual Matters.
Petranek, C.K.F. (1989) “Knowing Oneself: A Symbolic
Interactions View of
Simulation.” In Communication and Simulation: From Two Fields to One
Theme. Edited by D. Crookall and D. Sanders. Multilingual Matters.
Raser, J.R. (1969) Simulation and Society. Allyn &
Bacon.
Saphiere, Dianne M. Hofner. “Ecotonos: A Multicultural
Problem-Solving
Simulation.” In Intercultural Sourcebook: Cross-Cultural Training Methods,
Vol. 1. Edited by Sandra M. Fowler and Monica G. Mumford. Intercultural
Press. 117-125.
Shirts, R. Garry. (1995) “Beyond Ethnocentrism: Promoting
Cross-Cultural
Understanding with BaFá BaFá. In Intercultural Sourcebook: Cross-Cultural
Training Methods, Vol. 1. Edited by Sandra M. Fowler and Monica G.
Mumford. Intercultural Press, 1995. 93-100.
____________. (1970) “Games People Play,” Saturday Review, 16 May 1970.
____________. (1992) “Ten Secrets of Successful Simulations,” Training.
October 1992.
Sisk, Dorothy A. (1995) “Simulation Games as Training Tools.”
In Intercultural
Sourcebook: Cross-Cultural Training Methods, Vol. 1. Edited by Sandra M.
Fowler and Monica G. Mumford. Intercultural Press. 81-91.
Steinwachs, Barbara. (1995) “Barnga: A Game for All Seasons.”
In Intercultural
Sourcebook: Cross-Cultural Training Methods, Vol. 1. Edited by Sandra M.
Fowler and Monica G. Mumford. Intercultural Press. 101-108.
Stolovitch, Harold D. and Sivasailam Thiagarajan. (1978) Frame Games.
Education
Technology Publications.
Tansey, P.J., ed. (1971) Educational
Aspects of Simulation. McGraw-Hill.
Tansey, P.J. and D. Unwin.
(1969) Simulation and Gaming in Education. Methuen.
Taylor, John and Rex Walford.
(1972) Simulations in the Classroom. Penguin
Education.
Taylor, J.L. (1971) Instructional Planning Systems: A Gaming
Simulation
Approach to Urban Problems. Cambridge University Press.
Tiene, D. (1981) “BaFá and After: Exposing
Teacher Trainees to the World of
Simulation Games,” Simages 3.
Thiagarajan, Sivasailam and Harold D. Stolovitch. (1978) Instructional
Simulation
Games. Education Technology Publications.
Ting-Toomey, K.S. (1989) “Intergroup Communication and Simulation in
Low- and
High- Context Culture.” In Communication and Simulation: From Two Fields
to One Theme. Edited by D. Crookall and D. Sanders. Multilingual Matters.
Walford, R.A. (1969) Games
in Geography. Longman.
Zuckerman, D. and R. Horn. (1973) The Guide to Simulation Games for Education
and Training. Information Resources.
Websites
Non-Profit Organizations
National Society for Experiential Education (NSEE), www.nsee.org
Companies that Develop & Sell Simulation Games
